“Along the Slate… Along the Water” is a book dedicated to the history of landscapes and the relationship between humans, stone, and water throughout time.

At the intersection of archaeology, environmental history, and regional studies, this book explores how natural resources have shaped human activities, settlements, and ways of life from prehistory to more recent times.

Through a thoughtful and well-researched approach, he highlights the traces left by ancient societies in their environment—from resource exploitation to land development and landscape changes.

An accessible and richly illustrated book intended for enthusiasts of archaeology, regional history, and natural heritage.